Boswellia Scotia by Jorum Studio is dense, dry, and cool: capturing the quiet stillness of a coniferous forest wrapped in incense smoke. Incensense forms the heart of this composition, presented as purely as possible to reveal an airy, weightless trail. Softened by the resinous warmth of fir balsam and the crisp, green depth of black hemlock, the result is a scent that feels translucent, atmospheric, and quietly magnetic. A favourite used throughout the Autumn!
Originally released as part of the limited-edition TIME collection, Boswellia Scotia has now found a permanent home in Jorum Studio's Mainline collection, making this beloved incense fragrance available all year round.
Incense, Pink pepper, Saffron, Cistus, Sandalwood, Cypriol (Nagarmotha), Patchouli, Fir
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